Guernsey remains third in the medals table at the 2025 Island Games in Orkney.
By lunchtime on Thursday, the Sarnians have 13 Gold, 14 Silver, and 10 Bronze medals.
A number of those wins were achieved on Wednesday – day five of the action in Orkney.
In total, Team Guernsey has now bagged 37 medals.
Guernsey is currently behind Jersey who are in second place with 55 medals in total, including 23 Golds.
They are just 2 Gold medals shy of the Faroe Islands, who are leading the table.
Team Guernsey’s latest podium places came in Cycling yesterday with Pippa Inderwick claiming Gold in the Women’s Individual Road Race, and the Women’s Road Race team also claiming first place.
In swimming, the Women’s 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay team also won Gold.
Orla Rabey claimed Silver in the Women’s 400m Freestyle, with Delphine Reilly winning Bronze.
In sailing, Team Guernsey won Bronze in Wednesday’s Sailing Team Event. Monty Desforges (pictured top), David Aslett, Daragh Lee, and Jessica Watson made up the third place winning team for Guernsey.
Archery saw Zoe Gray claim Gold in the Women’s Compound Head to Head Knockout, with Monika Komla claiming Silver in the Women’s Recurve Head to Head Knockout. Both women have already won medals earlier in the week, with these achievements adding to their personal tally as well Team Guernsey’s overall position.
